Much of the day spent in study, and little else but goodly quantity of curiousity regarding the binding of my books.
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Dame Merouda Pendray
her chronicle
This is both a research project and an experiment in creating a diary in the style of a Tudor-era woman. Research notes are usually found here, and my primary journal is here.
Early Modern Diaries
- Anon. Parisian, 15th C.
- Vasco da Gama
- Edward Tudor
- Gilles de Gouberville
- Henry Machyn
- William Camden
- Anne Clifford
- Samuel Pepys
- Roger Whitley
Other Resources
- A Festival Book re: Mary Tudor
- Wriothesley's Chronicle
- Chronicle of Jane & Mary
- Thomas Tusser
- Camden's Chronicle of Elizabeth
- Camden's History of Britain
- Sir Francis Bacon's History of Henry VII
- Much of the day spent in rememberance of my mother...
- On this day, I and my servants set forth in compan...
- On this day, received of a messenger the green clo...
- On this day I met with the lady Bevin fitz Alan af...
- Most of the day in correspondence, and most of the...
- To the gardens this day; I myself planted the item...
- On this day, my Lord and I didst travel to the Rid...
- On this day, I received of a messenger a small bun...
- At eventide, I received a missive of Maestra Arian...
- Upon the morn, my lord Miguel did return from his ...
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